they held a revolution in Egypt...

........and all I got was this t-shirt.
No...really, I am getting the t-shirt. In a few weeks anyways, when I can afford the shipping. The guy who designed it is sending me one on the condition that I pay the shipping take a pic of myself wearing it so he can use it to promote his work. It's worth it I think, it'll be a little piece of history.
More over though it speaks volumes of the mindset of the youth over there. This was a young man, a graphic designer, who was in the protests (even took a rubber bullet in the back early on) and has now decided to capitalize on it. He genuinely seems to "get it" too. He and his friends share a definition of liberty that is very much like our own. Freedom of speech and opinion, religion, government minding it's own business and not regulating every aspect of people's lives. It was a very refreshing and interesting conversation.
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I have included a pic of the shirt because I think it's actually a pretty cool design and a link to his work.

That's a great shirt!
I hope Egypt's struggles turn out well. The military has just disbanded the parliament and I'm not sure if that's good or bad.
Although I've heard that the protests were orchestrated, I'm still proud of the young people who took part in deposing that awful, oppressive dictator. I wish the people of the U.S. would be as brave.

People in developing nations always revolt successfully against their leaders when they conclude a leader is not serving their bets interest, These people practice democracy to an advanced degree and often have problems with their government only when their government is propped by some so-called developed nation.
I wish the people of Egypt and all African nations good-luck and Godspeed in their quest! Those days of the Chieftan Presidency are gone!

There's only one thing that can being those types of freedoms and limitations to government, the division of power. Checks and balances on power and offices. Nowadays even many in the U.S. have forgotten that and we see the division lines blurring..

I will check out his facebook page...I hope for the best in Egypt. I do not think it will ever be a democracy however. No one there has any experience in this form of government. So far they do not want any outside help either...Can you blame them?